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If you are uncertain as to whether a supply is made in a participating province, refer to GST/HST Technical Information Bulletin B-103, Harmonized Sales Tax – Place of Supply Rules for Determining Whether a Supply is Made in a Province. ... Transitional rules – HST at 15% The HST at 15% applies to a taxable sale of non-residential real property in Prince Edward Island if ownership and possession of the property transfer to the purchaser after September 2016. ... Transitional rules – HST at 14% The HST at 14% applies to a taxable sale of non-residential real property in Prince Edward Island if ownership or possession of the property transfers to the purchaser before October 2016. ...

If you are uncertain as to whether a supply is made in a participating province, refer to GST/HST Technical Information Bulletin B-103, Harmonized Sales Tax – Place of Supply Rules for Determining Whether a Supply is Made in a Province. ... Transitional rules – HST at 15% The HST at 15% applies to a taxable sale of non-residential real property in Prince Edward Island if ownership and possession of the property transfer to the purchaser after September 2016. ... Transitional rules – HST at 14% The HST at 14% applies to a taxable sale of non-residential real property in Prince Edward Island if ownership or possession of the property transfers to the purchaser before October 2016. ...

Tax payable Item 90: Family tax cut – Line 423 of Schedule 1 of the return A taxfiler may be able to claim a non-refundable tax credit of up to $2,000 if his or her child ordinarily lived with him or her or his / her spouse or common-law partner throughout 2014. ... Preliminary Table 3 – All returns by major source of income This table covers returns for nine broad major-source-of-income groups. ... Preliminary Table 4 – All returns by age and sex This table presents information by age and sex. ...

Tax payable Item 90: Family tax cut – Line 423 of Schedule 1 of the return A taxfiler may be able to claim a non-refundable tax credit of up to $2,000 if his or her child ordinarily lived with him or her or his / her spouse or common-law partner throughout 2014. ... Preliminary Table 3 – All returns by major source of income This table covers returns for nine broad major-source-of-income groups. ... Preliminary Table 4 – All returns by age and sex This table presents information by age and sex. ...

Tax payable Item 90: Family tax cut – Line 423 of Schedule 1 of the return A taxfiler may be able to claim a non-refundable tax credit of up to $2,000 if his or her child ordinarily lived with him or her or his / her spouse or common-law partner throughout 2014. ... Preliminary Table 3 – All returns by major source of income This table covers returns for nine broad major-source-of-income groups. ... Preliminary Table 4 – All returns by age and sex This table presents information by age and sex. ...

Yes – HST applies to that part of the amount. No – Does any part of the amount for the goods become due or is paid without having become due on or after May 1, 2010 and before July 2010? Yes – HST applies to that part of the amount. No – Does any part of the amount for the goods become due or is paid without having become due after October 14, 2009 and before May 2010? ... No – GST applies. Page details Date modified: 2010-07-23 ...

Examples – Travel allowance Example 1 – Non-taxable allowance Andy works for a hydro company, installing and repairing hydro lines. ... Example 2 – Taxable allowance Jenny is an employee with DEF Company, and occasionally has to travel within the municipality to pick up supplies for her company using her own vehicle. ... Example 3 – Taxable allowance An employer provides employees with a travel allowance to cover food and beverages while the employees travel away from their regular place of work to perform their duties of employment. ...

Examples – Overtime meals or allowances Example 1 – Meal is a taxable benefit Joanne is a manager in the call centre of a large telephone company. ... Example 2 – Meal allowance is not a taxable benefit Phillip works in the shipping department of a mail order company. ... Example 3 – Meal allowance is not a taxable benefit Robert is working on a very large project. ...

Examples – Travel allowance Example 1 – Non-taxable allowance Andy works for a hydro company, installing and repairing hydro lines. ... Example 2 – Taxable allowance Jenny is an employee with DEF Company, and occasionally has to travel within the municipality to pick up supplies for her company using her own vehicle. ... Example 3 – Taxable allowance An employer provides employees with a travel allowance to cover food and beverages while the employees travel away from their regular place of work to perform their duties of employment. ...

Examples – Overtime meals or allowances Example 1 – Meal is a taxable benefit Joanne is a manager in the call centre of a large telephone company. ... Example 2 – Meal is a taxable benefit Phillip works in the shipping department of a mail order company. ... Example 3 – Meal allowance is not a taxable benefit Robert is working on a very large project. ...